Redistributing OSPF/EIGRP and RIP
mikesz
Member Posts: 115
in CCNA & CCENT
Hi All,
can someone shed some light on how I go about redistributing the routes in the following network?
Thank you
can someone shed some light on how I go about redistributing the routes in the following network?
Thank you
Long term plan:
2011: CCNA (70%), CCNA: Security, MCITP:Messaging
2012: VCP, CEH, Linux+, start RHCA/E
2013: finish RHCA/E, CCNP
2011: CCNA (70%), CCNA: Security, MCITP:Messaging
2012: VCP, CEH, Linux+, start RHCA/E
2013: finish RHCA/E, CCNP
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networker050184
Mod Posts: 11,962 Mod
What is it that you are asking exactly?An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made. -
amb1s1
Member Posts: 408
Hi All,
can someone shed some light on how I go about redistributing the routes in the following network?
Thank you
Are you planning to use a routing protocol between router 1, 12 and 20 or static router? -
amb1s1
Member Posts: 408
Hi All,
can someone shed some light on how I go about redistributing the routes in the following network?
Thank you
Ok, there are different way to do this.
First Make sure that you have no auto-summary on EIGRP and RIP
Second, I would put a static route to R1 to reach the EIGRP and OSPF network, R12 to reach the RIP and OSPF and R20 to reach the RIP and EIGRP.
Third do the following:R1 redistribute static R12 redistribute static R20 redistribute static subnet
You should be able to reach each router from the different network. -
Monkerz
Member Posts: 842
Ok, there are different way to do this.
First Make sure that you have no auto-summary on EIGRP and RIP
Second, I would put a static route to R1 to reach the EIGRP and OSPF network, R12 to reach the RIP and OSPF and R20 to reach the RIP and EIGRP.
Third do the following:R1 redistribute static R12 redistribute static R20 redistribute static subnet
You should be able to reach each router from the different network.
How exactly do you think this will work? Does it really accomplish the goal the OP is looking for?
@OP
Are you wanting to redistribute at R1, R12 and R20? Or just at one?
I would say join R1, R12 and R20 in each IGP. Tag the routes as they leave their native AS and deny that tag from entering the AS again. -
amb1s1
Member Posts: 408
How exactly do you think this will work? Does it really accomplish the goal the OP is looking for?
@OP
Are you wanting to redistribute at R1, R12 and R20? Or just at one?
I would say join R1, R12 and R20 in each IGP. Tag the routes as they leave their native AS and deny that tag from entering the AS again.
Does it really accomplish the goal OP is looking for? You tell me, because if you see in his post, there is no specific way that he wants this to be done.
How exactly do do I think this will work? Well it distribute the static route to all the routing protocols. -
Monkerz
Member Posts: 842
Are you saying that it doesn't work?
Would Router11 have a route to one of the two networks connected to Router22?Second, I would put a static route to R1 to reach the EIGRP and OSPF network, R12 to reach the RIP and OSPF and R20 to reach the RIP and EIGRP.
How do you incorporate multiple discontiguous networks into one static route? -
amb1s1
Member Posts: 408
Would Router11 have a route to one of the two networks connected to Router22?
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Second Answer answer this one.How do you incorporate multiple discontiguous networks into one static route?[/QUOTE] You don't, I stated "a static route", but I mean to each subnet. he has to use one ip route for each subnet. Example of router 1 ip route config: The subnet are not clear, so I may be wrong with the ip address. Router1 [code] ip route 192.168.20.0 255.255.255.252 [Router 12 int s0/1/0 IP Address] ip route 10.0.10.0 255.255.255.252 [Router 12 int s0/1/0 IP Address] ip route 172.30.10.0 255.255.255.252 [Router 12 int s0/1/0 IP Address] ip route 192.168.30.0 255.255.255.252 [Router 20 int s0/1/0 IP Address] ip route 10.0.20.0 255.255.255.252 [Router 20 int s0/1/0 IP Address] ip route 172.30.100.0 255.255.255.252 [Router 20 int s0/1/0 IP Address]
